For this, it is proposed to resort to uterine transplant and hormone therapy
In 5-10 years, men will be able to bear and give birth to children. At least, this is reported by a number of media outlets with reference to specialists engaged in uterine transplantation for women.
According to surgeons who cite the media, uterus transplantation in women has been practiced for some time, and most often such operations are completed successfully. Naturally, if one day this organ is transplanted to a man, many additional measures will be required in order for it to function fully. In particular, a man will need hormone therapy, which will change the amount of progesterone and testosterone in his body. It will also be necessary to add a new vascular system to the body and somehow provide the man with the opportunity to directly become pregnant.
As noted, until now, such operations have never been carried out, however, optimistic surgeons suggest that in 5-10 years this will be quite possible. However, it should be noted that neither the name of the clinic nor the names of the specialists who made such a bold forecast are named in the media.
By the way, this year there was an event that may seem even more fantastic to the uninitiated, but it has already become a reality - in Mexico for the first time in history, a child from "three parents" was born. This happened in April, but the case was made public only at the end of September. The essence of the technology used by specialists is that during conception, not only the genetic material of the father and mother, but also the mitochondrial DNA of the second woman was used. This method, although many consider it unacceptable from an ethical point of view, allows you to save a child from many genetic diseases transmitted through the female line, while not significantly interfering with his genes (out of 23 thousand genes that make a person what he is, in mitochondria contain only 37).
Dmitry Istrov